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Tariff turmoil sparks Trumpcession fears

Tariff turmoil sparks Trumpcession fears

With key U.S. economic indicators showing concerning trends, economists and investors warn that the risk of a "Trumpcession" has grown due to unpredictable trade and economic policies.

NJ Ayuk (right), founder and executive chairman of the African Energy Chamber, signs an MoU with Tima Networks during a forum held in Shanghai on March 17, 2025.

Chinese firms' role in Africa's industrialization lauded

Chen Mingjian, Chinese Ambassador to Tanzania

China’s two sessions: Opening a window of development opportunities for Tanzania and the World

Amb. Chen Mingjian.

China’s two sessions: Opening a window of development opportunities for Tanzania and the World

Parliamentary committee tours Mboje warehouse, reviews receipt system progress

India best placed in Asia for growth outlook amid trade tensions: Morgan Stanley

DC Mboni evaluates rainwater harvesting project at Buzwagi mine

China's top legislature concludes annual session

China's first commercial spaceport debuts new launch pad to meet soaring demand

Indian Railways powers ahead for green transportation with ‘net zero’ carbon emissions

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Industry and Trade Minister Dr Selemani Jafo

Minister Jafo orders urgent operation to eliminate counterfeit goods

THE government has invested 83bn/- in the construction of Kwala dry port so far, with additional funds earmarked for its expansion, top authorities affirm.

Govt invests 83bn/- for Kwala dry port

ZANZIBAR has experienced a notable increase in the number of visitors, with 82,750 tourists arriving on the islands last month, a 16.4 percent rise compared to the same period last year.

Clear upswing visible in Zanzibar tourist arrivals

Tanzania is the first country in East and Central Africa to establish an electronic communication device certification laboratory.

TCRA rolling out lab testing, certifying electronic devices

CHINESE and Zanzibar authorities have opened a new chapter of health cooperation, launching the second phase of the China-aided schistosomiasis control pilot project.

Chinese-backed bilharzia control project in Phase II

The government aims to provide reliable electricity to all citizens, with over 98 percent of villages in Njombe Region already connected. Only nine villages remain, and efforts are underway to address challenges and ensure they receive electricity.

Committee roots for compensations to pave way for two power projects

THE government has reiterated its commitment to investing significantly in promoting Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education to cultivate critical thinking.

Govt promises major investment in STEM education to spur innovation

TANZANIANS have been urged to nurture a culture of voluntary tax compliance among children to ensure they become responsible citizens

Parents advised to instill voluntary tax compliance culture in children

Dr. Damas Ndumbaro

Minister tells boards of trustee whose office tenures have ended to go home

YOUNG women have been encouraged to take charge and build their future by seizing opportunities early in life rather than waiting for later stages

Young women advised to make career decisions early for guaranteed success

Previously, Tanzania's renowned ancient cave paintings and rock shelter walls in central Tanzania would receive between 1,000 and 2,500 visitors annually.

Kondoa Irangi paintings pull significant number of visitors

Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences (MUHAS)

WHO, MUHAS initiate crash site services drive

The representative highlighted significant improvements in maternal mortality rates—from 760 per 100,000 live births in 2000 to 238 in 2020—along with reductions in infant and under-five mortality rates, noting however that challenges persist.

Japan issues 27.3bn/- maternal care grant

Prof. Janabi Officially Joins the Race for WHO Regional Director Africa

Prof. Janabi Officially Joins the Race for WHO Regional Director Africa

The two-day training which began yesterday and ends today is part of preparations for the update of the Permanent Voter Register in Dar es Salaam, scheduled to take place from March 17 to 23, 2025.

INEC tells assistant registrars to follow set procedures, laws

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